Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23

| Trnasury ID razard % ahn clazsIaostioz
of iron ore. He says the qarzai1B ~ q
whefh.r iron ore dried ak 81 daRree.
fahrenbeil q eR is not iron Cru of con
u zroa. IL q Que etion Of fans which b
cAuuos Ae expected 90 decide In sum
ming an his g.sws. BE savss Woere Z
clear prep1rdersnce of exsdsnce oannoI
ne adancsd fhe dspsrament e0nstrne
tion aaeitly approved by Conversational
recognition should turn tbs eeale, ans
Be aeceptsd - sufliaisnt evidences 81
lex slAtive intent.
Ihs Secretary Of the interior haE
diFeeted the Commissioners Of the Gene
Tal Lind O3ss TO ssrvsy and plat, Pre-
parafofs 20 appraiseueut and sale. Al
Of tire iAnds embraced IN the several
abAnd med military reservations uhtce
have been turned over 70 the eastods oi
The Interior DspaFtment under provls-
Ions Of the act % June s. 1854. Tbs
erder directs Ahsl a. each reservation 4
sab9ividsd and plated. each shall be a
once 50 reported 70 the Department,
that appraisers may be appointsd and
the land offered for sale 80 a. early q
day as possible. lt Il stated that these
reservations cover an area Of ehsni
10000 ecres, and iacinde some Of ths
choicest agricultural lands IN the eeve-
raj States and Ferrif1ries in which they
are located. FolloginR is Iist Of the
reservations embraced in the Seere-
taFy's order: Camp Goodwin Camp
crittenden. Old Camp Grant. tmber
reservations, Fort Verde and Fort
Whipple. in Arizosas part Of Fort Bid
veil, Fort Canby. Fort Indspsndenee,
Fort Yuma, IL Californis; Oantonment
on UncompaRhre. camp on White River.
fort SedRwick, Fort Lyon. Old Fort
Lewis, in Colorado: Fort Randall tpart
east Of riyer) aud Fort Bio. IN Dakots;
Camp Three Forks, OEyhoe eBd win
ter pastuFsge. Fort Gear d'AIene, IL
Idaho; Fort Dodge and Fort Wallaee,
IN Kansas; ten reservations in Louis
lana; Fort wilkins, in Michigan; island
In Missouri river, Missouri; Foft Hart
SUI. Fort Mcpherson snd Camp Sh@ri.
dan. in Nebraska; Fort Butler and Fort
Craig. IN New Mexico; Fort HAllock aud
Fort MoDermott (hav reserve). In Ne
vads; Fort Cameron. Fort Orittanden,
Fort 10. .FnbuRg and Rush Lake Valley
reservation. in Utah; Fort Steilac0om.
in Warrington Territory; coal reseFva.
ton, Fort BridgeF, Fort Fettsrman,
Fort Sanders and Fort Fred Steele Tex
cept cemetery lotl, in Wyoming.
Assistant Secretary Fairehild today
gave hearing TO dealers and manufac-
tarers Of wool 10 regard 10 classifi sation
Of Noiles and Ringwaste. Dealers
alsimed that these kinds Of wool are
equal IN quality to secured wool as Il
comes from the sheep. and should be so
classified. Manufacturers argued In
favor Of rulings Of the Department 90
Ibis gu stion under which wool waste is
assessed Sd the rate Of 10 cents per
pound. Dealers consider it dntiable At |
HE rate Of 30 cents per pound as second |
Mass WOOL. No decision was reached.
The Presidential party which will 20 |
% Baltimore Monday evening to attend |
he annual charity ball will consist Of |
he President and Mrs. Cleveland, Col |
mel and Mrs. Lament, Mr. aud Mrs |
Goodyear, and Mr.. and Mrs. Secard, |
diss Lunar, Mrs. ManninQ, Miss Villas, |
Miss ERdioo.t, and Marshal and Mrs. |
They will leave Washington |
lbout O'Clock, and rsturninQ will leave |
Baltimore about 11:30. The trip will |
Do made in the private car Of Garrett, |
President Of the Baltimore and 0Ai0
Honorary voses.
CHkRLEsroN, W. Va, Jan. 22.-Repub-
leans held their eaucua last night, and |
sassed resolution to vote drst for Gen.
Jon for Senator, then for Fieak, Brown
md Mclean In the order named.
From she wires Brother.
Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-The Denver dis
,atch Of yesterday about the Patrick |
md McManus families and their /
roables was shown this morning TO /
Ward McManas. McManus said Mr.. |
md Mrs. Patrick's married life was
lever very happy, aud on acco1us of |
he husbands conduct his wife was ob /
tRed to come to st. Louis to her mother. |
She sued for q divorce while here. Tbs
hid Is nov with its grandmother IN
Davenport. Iowa, aud Patrick knows IL.
4 was its mothers dying wish that her
husband should never get control OF u,
I'D We shall zee that that desire is oom-
lied With.
A DefaIeation Explained.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 22.-Steries in regard
q she alleged defaloation OF Hooking
ALLEY securities we're 10 circulation
odsy. hut seem 20 have little fouuda-
ion. The facts so far as can be learned /
re az follow: The Com paey had
2. .000. 900 Of jaint bonds Of the Oolam-
as. Hooking Valley snd Toledo and
be Oolnmbas C5al aud Iron Com penies.
During the long strike the road ran in
ebt over 81 900 900, which the directors
dvanced, they borrowing the money on
heir individual responsibility and 40
eptlng the oompany'a notes as security.
he joint bonds held 10 tbs treasury
'ere unsaleabse and they could do
othinQ With them, but they were issued
D secure the notes. aud the directors
eceIved them and retained the notes,
Ikich we're then eanoelDed.
The Dime Novel Kilss Three Beys.
NKw YoRK. Jan. % Inspector Bsrne,s
electives nave solved the identity OF
be tRo White Plaiae marderers, who
hot each otter Wheu cornered by pur-
uinR crowd, after their murder Of Wm. 1
J. Wood. They we're supposed TO be
rotheFs. Their names are now known
0 BE- John Brisbane. IL years old, and
'homas Brisbane. Is years old. Both
seFe dime novel readers. They were
ot thieves By trade, bat came Of good
smily, Of $50 North Morr street, this
ity. Both have besn employed In q
liver mandatory tere. They left
eme on the 10th to 90 to work, and
ave not been seen since. The oause
{ their sadden criminal outbursi is IN
Inoun-
Lest as Sea.
PHILkDELPHIA, Jan. y --c0nsienees
4 the British stotmahip Oronbrook.
APT. Smith, which sailed from New
IoFt, England. November 3)ih with 1900 /
ons Of steel blooms for shis port, have
ivan her ap - lost, together with
rev consisting Of thirty men.
'wensy-sne Life Policies and esIs,.
go IN Insurance.
INV YoRx, Jan. p "A conferences vas
Ieid to-day Of Representatives Of tnsar-
ncs eompsni . and mutual protective
Who hold policies % the i
ife of John TsisF, wbosa saicide 90
urred lately. The amount Of policies
S3l5 000. Bsne e6ciaries we're
lear acqasintances Of Tyler. Policies
amounting 10 $4,000 we're repre-
ented as the meeting. TOE
eoretary reported that on
Tyler in tan applications
sated be was commisaion merchant.
\ ten csses thai be vas q broker, and
ne z ines chant. He hsd given vari